As you roll out AI: A Practical Guide to AI Vendor Risk

Smart AI adoption starts with smarter questions.

Please join us Wednesday, June 3rd at the City Club of Greenville for a complimentary Lunch and Learn with attorney Doug Kim and VP of Technology at Cantey Tech Hunter Roark, for As You Roll Out AI: A Practical Guide to AI Vendor Risk — What every business, firm, and IT leader should ask before adopting AI tools.

About This Event

AI is rapidly finding its way into law firms, professional services, manufacturing, and industrial operations, often faster than organizations can establish clear guardrails around risk, data, and accountability.

Most organizations are working to build internal AI policies. Far fewer are asking the harder question: What are our vendors doing with AI , and what risk are we absorbing as a result?

This session is designed for leaders who want to leverage AI responsibly without creating unintended legal, security, or operational exposure. It's a practical, plain-English discussion focused on real-world considerations leaders face today, not technical theory.

We'll Cover

• Where AI creates hidden risk across everyday business operations
• Data ownership, confidentiality, and liability when using AI tools
• Responsible AI use in regulated, client-driven, and operational environments
• How to evaluate AI vendors before adoption — beyond the marketing claims
• Practical governance guardrails that work for organizations of all sizes

Who Should Attend

Business owners and executives, firm partners, operations leaders, IT leaders, compliance and risk professionals, and anyone evaluating or already using AI tools in their organization.

No technical background required. This is a practical, plain-language conversation built around real examples, all of which have happened within the last 24 months!

Speakers

Doug Kim is the founder of Kim, Lahey & Killough and works at the intersection of technology law, intellectual property, and government contracting. He advises both public-sector agencies and private organizations on AI risk, contracts, and governance. His message is consistent: none of this is theoretical anymore.

Hunter Roark is VP of Technology at Cantey Technologies, bringing hands-on perspective on what AI implementation looks like from the inside: the configurations, the vendor conversations, and the practical steps organizations can take to protect themselves as they adopt new tools.

Before AI accelerates your business, make sure risk doesn't accelerate with it.

Secure your business tech and your seat at our complimentary Lunch & Learn Wednesday, June 3rd at the City Club of Greenville. Space is limited and registration is required.

Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.

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